Sunday, 3 January 2016
Serendipity Sunday - The Railway Club
While doing some research for my grandmother's company, I came across publications of Official Proceedings of the Canadian Railway Club in Montreal, of which the previous owner of the company was a member. As well as being a supplier for the railroad companies he had a relative that worked for the railroad.
The Canadian Railway Club is a non-profit organization started in 1902, and incorporated in 1913, with its headquarters in Montreal. Members of the club are employees of a railway, such as CN, CP, VIA or AMT, or railroad supply companies. The annual membership fee was $2.00
The purpose of the club is to promote industry knowledge and network through meetings and social gatherings.
The Official Proceedings list names of members. Here are others I found.
Relevant Links
Canadian Railway Club, Montreal - Internet Archive
Canadian Railway Club, Montreal - HathiTrust
Western Railway Club, Chicago IL
The Pacific Railway Club, San Francisco
North West Railway Club
The Railway Club of Pittsburgh
Central Railway Club of Buffalo
New England Railroad Club, Boston
The New York Railraod Club
The Saint Louis Railway Club
South and Southwestern Railway Club, Atlanta
Journal of the Railway Signal Association
Richmond Rail Club, Virginia
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